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Gig drivers of the world — nothing to lose but the boss's algorithm. Spread it → driversvoice.org/share/rally

Washington: Drivers secured a guaranteed per-mile and per-minute rate, adjusted annually for inflation — the first statewide minimum pay floor in the country. → driversvoice.org/share/win-1

New York City: A 10% wage increase in 2023–2024 that Uber and Lyft tried — and failed — to block in court. → driversvoice.org/share/win-2

Massachusetts: Drivers remain independent contractors but can now form bargaining units to negotiate directly with Uber and Lyft over pay, safety, and benefits. → driversvoice.org/share/win-3

Minnesota: $1.28 per mile and $0.31 per minute statewide, after Uber and Lyft threatened to leave the state entirely. → driversvoice.org/share/win-4

California: Stricter transparency laws on deactivations — companies must now provide specific evidence and a formal appeals process before banning a driver. → driversvoice.org/share/win-5

How drivers are winning without traditional unions: build the narrative → pressure regulators → force transparency. Full breakdown → driversvoice.org/share/strategy

MD drivers: HB 18 (pay floor) + SB 740 (just-cause deactivation) hit hearings late Feb. CASA (410) 732-7770 runs the lobby-day bus. Details → driversvoice.org/share/maryland